The awful truth here is that I have NOT A DOUBT IN MY MIND that this guy was not provided the same level of care as the other patients and allowed to die. The reason being... to set an example for the 100,000 infected people booking flights out of Ebolaland on Goatherder airlines... arriving in a city near you.
He wasn’t “allowed to die.” Great efforts and many taxpayer dollars were expended on him. Remember, the US aid workers were diagnosed promptly in the countries in which they were working at the time and were already under treatment when they were brought back to the US. They were treated with ZMapp, and there aren’t any more supplies of that at the moment (probably just enough for Obama...). One of them was treated with something else IIRC, and not in Atlanta. Also, they were all doctors or people with some medical training or experience, and thus knew from the start how to aid in their own treatment.
Duncan died because the disease has a high fatality rate, he was pretty advanced in it by the time he got treatment, and there are just some times that medicine can’t win.
If you seriously think Obama or the CDC have any intention of trying to stop an influx from these countries, you’re wrong. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if, in addition to sending 4,000 of our troops there to be exposed, he orders some African patients brought here. Watch for it.